This Oceanside sports bar has multiple TVs, multiple beers and a full bar (with a creative mule menu). On the food side, its everyday menu always has football viewing party fundamentals (potato skins, mozzarella sticks), plus pizza, burgers, lighter wraps, and plenty of kid-friendly options.

The Mission Valley and Carlsbad outposts of this national sports pub chain are showing the game in their indoor dining room (Mission Valley) and a heated patio with TVs inside and outside (Carlsbad). Diners can find a substantial beer list, plus game-friendly standards (nachos, sliders, and wings) and updated American classics (steak, burgers, tacos, and more).

This Solana Beach upscale grocer, butcher shop, restaurant and café is serving up Super Bowl to-go meals ready for tailgate picnics. Order online before February 5. The menu features coleslaw, baked mac & cheese for two ($15), burnt ends nacho dips for four ($25) and ribs and brisket (starting at $30).

Bub’s comes in two flavors: beachy and downtown. For the game, Bub’s @ the Ballpark and Bub’s @ the Beach are both featuring draft specials ($5 for Bud Light). The Mission Beach location has $20 pitchers of Stella Artois, Kona Big Wave, and more. Pair any of the above with grilled chicken wings and/or tater tots (buried under various toppings) for all essential food groups: protein, fat, alcohol, and salt.

For an immersive yet outdoor experience, head to Mavericks to experience the game on their roomy terrace, outfitted with a football simulator and a giant LED screen. Budget-friendly drinks and two LED TV raffles will keep the fun going, no matter who wins. Reservations recommended for VIP tables.

With a TV in the back and and the dining room TVS visible from both the front patio and indoors, there are many places to watch the game from at this Crown Point gastropub. The menu is playful: mini corn dogs (with honey dijon sauce) and varied. (Options include several burgers, sandwiches, fish and chips, and a poke stack with local ahi, ginger sauce, shaved onion, sesame, fugaraki seasoning and other flavor boosters.)

Will McGregor’s be showing the Super Bowl? Does the Earth revolve around the sun? Of. Course. At this venerable sports bar, the game will show on its many screens, and there’s indoor and outdooor seating a plenty. The food and drinks are varied but reliable—from mahi mahi tacos to chili—and they have pool tables and darts if you ever feel the need to avert your eyes from the game.

Draft’s game day recipe: Begin with a tailgate themed pre-party. Continue with the game itself, screened on its many screens. Throughout: free beer and tequila samples from Ballast Point, Tap Truck, and Patron. Super Bowl dining discounts and specials on pretzel bites, nachos and more. All unfolding in their bright dining room and beachfront patio. Touchdown.

Burgers. Appetizers. Open bar. 22 screens, including three 65-inch TVs on their heated patio. Ticekts, with assigned seating, are $60, not including tax and tip. That’s the gist of their annual viewing party, which starts at 3 on Super Bowl Sunday.

The party will start early at this Gaslamp nightclub, kicking off at 2:30 p.m. with a Super Bowl themed menu and drink specials. And, in nightclub spirit, the event will be DJ’d.

Watching the game in the Gaslamp Quarter? barleymash has flat screen TVs as far as the eye can see and dishes that make for perfect Super Bowl munching, like beer-brined wings, duck empanadas and an extensive and varied beer, cider, seltzer and kombucha list. Patio tables have views of the screens inside.